Former Manchester City defender Micah Richards has questioned how Pep Guardiola will manage to find room for both Julian Alvarez and Kevin De Bruyne in his starting XI when the latter returns from injury.
De Bruyne has not featured for City since the opening weekend when he picked up a severe hamstring injury. The Belgian attacking midfielder was described as a 'big loss' by his boss but in his absence Alvarez has stepped up to the plate.
The Argentine has bagged seven goals and five assists for the Blues this season and is continuing to flourish in Manchester.
But Richards fears there could be a selection issue on the horizon, especially with De Bruyne now on the mend. READ MORE: Chelsea vs City LIVE READ MORE: Alvarez comments can quell City tactic concern Speaking on Sky Sports' Super Sunday, the 35-year-old said: "Well we talked about the World Cup - when you win the World Cup, you become more important in the team.
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